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This problem is dedicated to flux calculation in Earth's radiation belt
where the particle motion is adiabatic.

Say we know the proton flux pitch-angle distribution j(alpha). These
particles do bounce motion along field line (McIlwein parameter
L=const). The magnetic field strength (B) in different points of line
is different.

How can we calculate dependence of proton flux j on B if we know
j(alpha) and L=const?

Maybe I had to post this message in another science group to obtain the
more exact answer. Which?

 




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